The food was excellent. We had the fish & chips and the grilled pork chop. Service was quick and…read morefriendly. Parking could be a bit of a challenge at busy times.

Definitely a cut above other pubs in this area. Lovely service and very good food. We ate there…read moreon a Saturday lunchtime and chose from the main menu. The baked camembert was served with a generous amount of toast which in turn was generously buttered with garlic. The fillet steak was perfectly cooked and a great cut, it was served with plenty of good chips. There is plenty of parking at the side of the pub. I look forward to another visit.

Way out in the country, a nice place to take friends and relatives when you want to impress…read more The food is cooked perfectly and the staff smile and are there when you need them. You must book.

A very nice gastro pub. I didn't recognize the place after the refurbishment. We only stopped for a…read moredrink but ended up staying for a shared starter to snack on. The food looked so good we had to try. It was busy but we managed to find a table. Staff made mistakes with the bill and constant dinging of kitchen ringing a bell that food was waiting for service was annoying. Very nice! will be back.

I can't say enough good things about this stunning find. Great care and passion are experienced in…read moreevery detail. The food is remarkable, but so are the people. These people love what they do and it shows. The location, for me, was remote but, well with the trip if you are anywhere in the area.

This is the new restaurant from the team who used to run the michelin-starred Goose at Britwell…read moreSalome, in the building that was the White Hart pub. There is a bar menu and a fine-dining menu, as well as handmade snacks. The food is excellent - inventive and skilled. Beer well kept. Not long until they get another michelin star, I think.

Just tried calling to book a table for tomorrow (called at 14.15 as website said they close at…read more14.30), phone was answered by a very rude individual who told me they were too busy with lunchtime and to call back later. I asked if they'd be open to answer the phone later and he shouted 'the pub is open all day I'm very busy' and hung up on me! So won't be dining there then. Sorry, but first impressions really matter - if you're too busy to answer the phone (the only way to book) then DON'T or implement a different method of booking tables. Don't recommend it, they were horrible and obviously too busy to be bothered.

What an amazing little pub and restaurant. I found this place purely by chance and what a little…read moregem. Be warned if you want to eat here book in advance we couldn't get any food! The pub was amazing and quirky. It was all of different levels with the restaurant being an extension out the back. The pub had the log fire going with antiques all around - even some quirky games too! The allowed dogs inside the pub and in the beer garden. The garden was lovely not massive but a good sun trap. Warning there isn't much parking either and had to park on the side of the road. Reasonable prices and great atmosphere I will surely be back

I stopped at the Bottle and Glass Inn on the way to Bath from London. Very neat and refined country…read moreatmosphere. Unfortunately we could not enjoy the outdoor space because of the weather. The food is very good and well-presented. The Inn was not too busy as we visited on a Thursday at lunch time. The staff was friendly and the service quick.

Came here with friends while visiting the area over Easter weekend. Couldn't have been more…read morepleased as it has all the charm of a country pub (including great outdoor seating), but also offers a diverse and interesting menu. From start to finish our group enjoyed excellent food and service. I started with the pigeon, which was great and moved on to the local deer, which blew me away. Our group also tried a wide variety of drinks and demolished the fresh baked soda bread upon our arrival to the table. A great find and a must-go if you're in the Henley / Redding area or looking for a good day out from London.

This is so far my favourite pub anywhere. The pub's been in the same family for about 400 years, if…read moremy memory serves me correctly. And that shows. The welcome is genuine and they have their feet on the ground. They serve beer made down the road and it's popular with real ale fans. The food is good -basic and inexpensive - Ploughman's and sarnies, for example. Good choice of well made cheeses and pate. I love the double seats in the porch. I have fond memories of taking my father here and sharing a seat here. And it's a lovely place to go for a walk along The Ridgeway before or after. And it's wonderful to see such a beautiful old Berkshire building. Lovely location and a pretty garden. Inside is lovely - nothing added, nothing taken away. This is the real thing. PS The pointer in the map showing here is far from in the right place. Check it out on the map. Aldworth is a pretty little hamlet.

Simply the best pub in the south of England. Tiny, friendly, unspoiled. Excellent beers from the…read moreWest Berkshire Brewery ( try the Maggs Magnificent Mild) and simple food. No 'gastro' here. Large garden. Classic cars meet in the field at the rear every fourth Saturday lunchtime throughout the summer. All welcome.

A real local pub with at least 6 beers on tap from mostly small independent breweds. Nice food and…read morea friendly local patronage. Good food, many events inxluding live music festivals organised by the conpetent landlords. Most importantly this is a Free House and has recently got an award from CAMRA as South Oxfordshire pub of the year.

We came here one afternoon evening to walk and see a gig in the evening…read more We needed to book our places and pay in advance for the garden gig. This could include food and beer, but since we were staying in campervans we decided to cook and have the beer as we needed it. I arrived early afternoon and was very well looked after by the owner who showed me where to park. The walk was lovely in the countryside, woods and river. The car park is ample and garden tented out with tables and chairs well spaced. By 6pm we were able to get some beers and sit at our table with about 60 others gradually arriving before the start at 9pm. The music was great and we got table service for beers which were £7.50 for bottle of 2pints. Service was a bit slow but I think some waiters were new and getting used to what to do. The car park in which we stayed overnight was largely flattish and quiet in a great location. There is a disability toilet and sink available at the back to use. Excellent and quirky people....Fully recommend

Incredible pub for food. Tucked down a lane you'd never stumble across, the rough road and tight…read morehedges will make you wonder if you've taken a wrong turn. Don't give up! They have brilliant, brilliant food. Definitely a special occasion-type place. We stayed at a nearby B&B (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/234858-Larchdown-Farm-Reading) that recommended we have dinner here. It's a nice old pub with two small rooms and one larger one. There's no room just for drinks, now, as they do a roaring business in lunches and dinners, it seems. It was very dim and romantic on the night I was there (which suited me fine). The menu is extensive. There's lots of choice, and a lot of game, too. The service was top-notch, efficient but quiet. The menu on their website is representative, but not exact. I had a starter of calves' liver with black pudding and tarragon mustard sauce, with a main of rare roe deer fillet. The wine list was good. Desserts were very nice, too, although my only complaint is that the cheese was far too chilled when they served it. Not a big deal, I let it sit a while. Starters in the £8 neighbourhood, and mains around £17-£20. It feels like the sort of place that celebrities hang out in when they're in the country. I'm told Kate Winslet had her wedding reception here: that feels about right. The posters indicate they get live music in from time to time as well.

Superb country pub, a little out of the way down a country lane. Lots of atmosphere and with…read morehelpful and attentive staff. Food absolutely delicious , and a wide choice. Venue not very large and can be quite noisy when full which it often is. So recommend booking.

Cracking village pub. Always a good mix of locals drinking in the front bar and folks dining in the…read moredining room or huge lovely garden. 30 seconds walk from Shiplake station. Staff are genuinely friendly and make a real effort to get to know you. Food is well prepared and creative. Full meals, light lunch snacks like Tuna nicoise and great bar snacks. Try the cheddar and ham croquettes - 3 massive hot croquettes plus some salad make this a full meal. If in Shiplake, definitely pay a visit.

Fantastic pub with rooms a stone's throw from Shiplake station, or a lovely plod down the Thames…read morepath fromHenley. Big garden, summer BBQs, superb food, a great selection of drinks and great staff all conspire to make this a place to go. A tad on the steep side - but you get what you pay for and, ultimately, I can find nothing whatsoever to complain about.

Has recently been renovated and a lot of money way spent getting the place up to scratch! It's a…read moregreat food pub with a menu full of pub classics done really well. The staff give excellent service. The interior of the pub is modern and well laid out. Well worth a look.

From the owner: Traditional pub offering local beers, great wine selections, and home-cooked food. A warm and…read morefriendly welcome awaits you. Two bars, Restaurant, Beer Garden & Terrace. Dogs welcome. Free Wifi.